5 Culver City Companies Make Fastest-Growing List: Inc.com

CULVER CITY, CA — Five businesses in Culver City are among the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S., according to a new list released by Inc.com.

The annual list highlights 5,000 of the country’s fastest-growing companies, which are ranked by overall revenue growth over a three-year period. The top 500 are then featured in the September issue of Inc. Magazine.

Honorees must apply to be selected.

In total, this year’s honorees brought in $248 billion in revenue and added more than 2.5 million jobs to the U.S. economy.

The fastest-growing company in Culver City is ettitude, according to this year’s list. Located in Culver City, ettitude is a a direct-to-consumer sustainable lifestyle brand offering organic modern bedding, bath, and sleep essentials.

In all, the company grew more than 329% in the past year.

Here’s a look at other companies in Culver City that made the list:

ettitude

• Ranked No. 1,439
• Location: Culver City
• Industry: Consumer Products & Services
• Overall Growth: 329%

Easy Financial

• Ranked No. 1,532
• Location: Culver City
• Industry: Financial Services
• Overall Growth: 307%

Coalition Technologies

• Ranked No. 3,380
• Location: Culver City
• Industry: Advertising & Marketing
• Overall Growth: 104%

BOA Logistics

• Ranked No. 4,277
• Location: Culver City
• Industry: Logistics & Transportation
• Overall Growth: 67%

GeBBS Healthcare Solutions

• Ranked No. 4,532
• Location: Culver City
• Industry: Health
• Overall Growth: 58%

At the top of this year’s list is Human Bees, a Lathrop, California-based staffing firm that has found employees for companies including Tesla and FedEx. Overall, the company recorded a year-over-year growth of 48,345 percent.

Companies that have made the list in the past include Pandora, 7-Eleven, Toys R Us, Zipcar and Zappos.com

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